State v. Souder

OPINION

ROSS, Judge

A jury found Kelsey Soiider guilty of first-degree damage to property for vandalizing a car with spray paint. On appeal, Souder argues that the district court improperly ruled that evidence of her prior felony conviction would be admissible, contending both that it was not really a “pri- or” offense because it occurred after the alleged vandalism and also that it' was unfairly prejudicial in substance. She also argues that the district court erred by granting her only a half-day continuance to respond to new evidence the state discovered during the trial. Nothing in…